T2 in the center of Lisbon in Arroios, 3 minutes from the metro

It is precisely on Rua da Palmira, at number 28, just a 3-minute walk from the Anjos Metro station, in Arroios, that the story of this singular development begins—and perhaps the story of your next home too.

This early 20th-century building is entirely clad in hand-painted period tiles and features finely crafted wrought-iron balconies. But do not worry: the authenticity and age of the building we present do not in any way compromise the comfort, convenience, and quality of the renovation it has undergone, ensuring its new resident all the sophistication that only contemporary living can offer.

This apartment, located on the 3rd floor of a building with 5 floors above ground and one below, with only 7 units, has a gross private area of 98 m². It has two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, one of them en suite. The living room features large floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a bright and spacious atmosphere, integrated in open space with the kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with Smeg appliances and features elegant wooden cabinets. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning.

Palmira 28 stands out for its luxury finishes and the combination of Lisbon tradition with contemporary comfort. In the common areas, Lioz stone and pine flooring enhance the building’s historical identity. Inside the apartments, bamboo flooring introduces a natural, warm, and sophisticated atmosphere, complemented by marble finishes, including Ibiza marble in some units.

The result is a renovation that preserves the original character of the building while incorporating high-quality contemporary materials and solutions.

But it is the area in which this building is set that is its greatest asset. Located in Bairro Andrade, created in the late 19th century by Manuel Gonçalves Pereira d’Andrade, the name Palmira comes from the fact that Palmira was the name of the founder’s daughter.

In this neighborhood, you will find every kind of commerce, characteristic of a lively and dynamic district that is at once traditional and modern, local and cosmopolitan.

Here, things are made to last. How else could we find, on the same street, a unique “hospital” for lamps, a dressmaker, a photographer, and a bookstore?

Among the typical taverns, you will also find brunch spots and coworking spaces serving smoothies and smash burgers. But, of course, a traditional drugstore could not be missing, right at the intersection with Rua do Forno do Tijolo.

The old and the new coexist well here. Nothing feels instant or superficial.

It is noon when the punctual bells of the Church of Nossa Senhora dos Anjos can be heard, announcing the end of the morning and the approach of lunchtime. In the Nepalese handicrafts shop, the pace remains indifferent to the clock, as they do not close for lunch and end up eating something there.

Going up the adjacent street, along Rua Maria Andrade, we reach the Arroios Pool, which is right inside the Mercado do Forno do Tijolo, where you can still find a wide variety of services: Lidl, a reading room, CTT, the Ephemera cultural association...

But if we keep going up for about another eight minutes, we arrive at the Nossa Senhora do Monte Viewpoint, to enjoy the stunning Lisbon landscape at our feet...

There are many more stories to tell... but above all, come and create your own life story here!

For those who want to live in an authentic, lively neighborhood atmosphere, this may be the best place in Lisbon to live.

Do not waste time and schedule your visit now, as we only have 4 units left: 2 two-bedroom apartments and 2 three-bedroom duplexes.